The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Wu Xie's Younger Brother, Golden Eyes in Ancient Tombs

Guys, I transmigrated into Wu Xie's younger brother, and I'm completely losing it.

I was planning to coast through life as the laid-back owner of Wushan Residence, relying on my naturally gifted golden eyes. I'd spend my days roasting my half-baked older brother and trouncing the entire Nine Gates at appraisal. Life would be sweet.

But the plot doesn't play fair. It kicks off whenever it wants, and wherever my brother goes, disaster follows. How could I just stand by and watch him get eaten by a zombie?

On the surface, I'm the frail second young master of the Wu family, putting on my glasses and becoming a legendary appraiser. Behind the scenes, I keep three Western Han wuzhu coins in my grip, with magnetic control maxed out. One shot from a wuzhu coin can pierce the clouds and punch a hole straight through a bronze coffin.

I wanted to keep my powers hidden and live a quiet life, but when it comes to saving people, there's no way to keep them under wraps.

I'll take care of every regret from the original story: drag Pan Zi back to Hangzhou to open a noodle shop, save A Ning from a snake's jaws, and help Yuncai escape an ambush.

Xiao Ge has to guard the Bronze Gate for ten years?

No problem. I'll send a coin vibrating through the gate every year, just so he knows there's someone waiting for him outside.

I'll complain all I want, but no one who needs saving is getting left behind. Though, at the rate my brother gets into trouble, I have a feeling my powers will run out sooner or later.

Hey, hey! Wu Xie, stop right there! Where are you going to get into trouble this time? Take me with you!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.